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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2012 · 2 MIN

Río Cayapa

from PRIMERA TEMPORADA 2012

Bellamira nos cuenta cómo era el río Cayapa de su comunidad cuando ella era niña y el brusco cambio que ha tenido el agua en esta zona que ha provocado la desaparición de varias especies.

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